Welcome to Habari Client for ActiveMQ

The Java Message Service (JMS) API is a Java Message Oriented Middleware (MOM) API for sending messages between two or more clients. [Wikipedia, Java Message Service, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Message_Service (as of Apr. 4, 2010, 13:00 GMT).]

The JMS Programming Model

The online tutorial "Java (tm) Message Service Tutorial" gives an introduction to the basic building blocks of a JMS application and the programming model.

The Habari ActiveMQ Client library uses the following classes to implement the interfaces in this programming model:

• TBTJMSConnectionFactory - creates JMS server connections
• TBTJMSConnection - represents a JMS server connection
• TBTJMSSession - represents a JMS session
• TBTMessageProducer
• TBTMessageConsumer
• TBTMessage (and its subclasses)
• TBTDestination (and its subclasses)

Online Resources

Habari Client for ActiveMQ

• product home page
• download area
• "Getting Started" (PDF)

Habari Client Libraries

• Overview
• Habari Client for ActiveMQ
• Habari Client for HornetQ
• Habari Client for OpenMQ

Third-Party Libraries

• Log4D

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